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04-30-2008 #1
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Wilwood Proportion Valve
When mounting a Wilwood Adj. Proportion Valve, does it have to be somewhere special or mounted in a certain positon? other than having the in and the out right? Does it have to be before the distrubiton block or can it be after? Do I have free rain' to mount anywhere I want? Even if close to the rear end, than close to the distrubition block or master cylinder?
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Ken
1967 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 w/ Fuel Injected E Block n C head 400ci, 2004r, Global West Everything, 3:70 Ford 9in, B-body spindle w 12in rotors w/ Wilwood calipers and11in Ford Explorer Disc setup in rear!! Alot of work!!
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04-30-2008 #2
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You can mount an adjustable proportioning valve anywhere you like in the rear line, so long as it's before the rear tee fitting. A lot of the 4x4 truck guys mount them under their rig to the frame but that's just because it's easier to crawl under the rig to tweak the prop valve than it is to get into the engine compartment. The popular spot on most P/T builds is on or near the MC or sometimes through the firewall or floor near the driver so that it can be adjusted on the fly while driving.
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04-30-2008 #3
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Thanks!!! I didn't want to put it in a convenient place and find out it would interfer.
Ken1967 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 w/ Fuel Injected E Block n C head 400ci, 2004r, Global West Everything, 3:70 Ford 9in, B-body spindle w 12in rotors w/ Wilwood calipers and11in Ford Explorer Disc setup in rear!! Alot of work!!
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